True!

Then they don't know what to say when you agree and say lock them both up.

Seems like we are going to have to wait for Google to actually release the dang things and then for the EU to step in and require it... Lord knows the US won't do anything

I thought we couldn't afford a home because we bought too much avocado toast?

It's one of the best for sure!! Curds and burgers are all I need!

What amazes me is how much of the web is practically unusable without it... And yet the majority of users don't have it

I have the standard Firefox set up to open links in the private tab by default. It seems like what focus would do for me

You've been playing the long game!

Thanks for the tip! That sounds like a great extension.

I wasn't aware. It really seems like uBlock origin can do everything I had all those extra extensions for! Pretty impressive

Oh even better! I would rather have settings in my browser instead of relying on extensions anyway. One of the many things I love about Firefox

Do I need to adjust any settings?

Good suggestion! I haven't heard of this before and it seems like a great tool considering how much things have changed recently on these platforms

Seriously? I had no idea. That's kind of ironic if it is

I haven't done this. Thank you so much for this suggestion!

Since version 120 is coming to mobile soon with about 200 extensions (as mentioned in the article), can anyone recommend some good extensions that are newly added? I have ublock origin, HD YouTube, Google search fixer, clear url fixer, dark reader, privacy badger, and ghostery

I have had random freezing on the mobile Firefox for months now. I typically search in a private tab with a bunch of trackers disabled. If I do the same search in Chrome, Edge, Samsung Internet (in their incognito tabs) the searches load. This seems like a block on Firefox itself

And hopefully everything becomes a standard so people on both operating systems can leverage these features together

This is great! I didn't know that. Thank you, and I'll definitely look into it for my state.

What's frustrating is that my insurance from work (US citizen) will cover the cost of the vaccine but not the person administering the vaccine meaning I still have to pay for shots even with insurance.

To be clear - this is for me (an adult) but I can imagine this this situation could impact adults with children as well. Some people are becoming anti vax, yes, but some might be affected by the ~~greed of insurance companies ~~ financial cost of vaccination